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Real-time search of all bacterial and viral genomic data
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2017
bioRxiv
pre-print
Genome sequencing of pathogens is now ubiquitous in microbiology, and the sequence archives are effectively no longer searchable for arbitrary sequences. Furthermore, the exponential increase of these archives is likely to be further spurred by automated diagnostics. To unlock their use for scientific research and real-time surveillance we have combined knowledge about bacterial genetic variation with ideas used in web-search, to build a DNA search engine for microbial data that can grow
doi:10.1101/234955
fatcat:p6wjflaikzhczlsjs2nro4sh2i